"Jake chuckled. "It's probably just a matter of time. Someone will push the boundary and you'll see your limits." I don't know, Jake. Hasn't happened ...et!" So what if I asked you to ... do twenty jumping jacks?"Abbie stood up and began to jump up and down. "What's the big deal? It's just exercise! Everyone should exercise more." What if I asked you to ... dump your coffee on the floor, and then use your sweater to clean it up?"Abbie looked at Jake, shrugged, and then poured her coffee on the. . talk."Everyone present understood perfectly what "talk" actually meant.The others stayed around the campfire, but it wasn't long before Mal got up and produced a theatrical and obviously fake yawn."I'm going to bed too," she said. She looked at her brother. "You come with me. You were slow getting up this morning."Randy perked up. It was fun being with Mal too. She was very energetic, and he already knew what she liked him to do."Sure," he said.Bob mused as he watched the two enter the. .. really?" Yes, yes," she said impatiently.I had to give this some serious thought. I was trying to make sense of it all and I wanted to be certain I had all my bases covered before agreeing to anything."Are you there?" Margot asked as I was pacing the room, pondering her proposition."No," I responded.Margot laughed."Well? Make up your mind," she said. "That's my final offer and I need to know before we hang up. I've offered all I'm authorized to pay. It's pretty likely you'll earn some decent. So, he was chauffeured there & duly deposited outside a waterfront pub with 10 twenty quid notes in his pocket.Well, the tramp was now in an unusual situation for him. He didn't need to walk any further, he had the price of several pints in his pocket and for once the terrible need to drink wasn't there. So he decided to wander up the street and look in the shop windows and see what the rest of the world was spending their money on.Nothing took his eye until he came to a travel agency. And.